The Best iPads to Buy in 2026
Apple’s iPad lineup enters 2026 in a strong position. Over the past year, Apple refreshed every iPad model with newer chips, meaning buyers can now choose between tablets powered by A-series, M-series, […]
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The Last Windows Security Updates of January 2026 Are Here
Microsoft has released the first security updates of 2026 for its Windows operating system and other Microsoft products. The January Patch Tuesday addresses more than 110 security vulnerabilities across Windows, Microsoft Office, […]
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Google Chrome is Finally Embracing Vertical Tabs
After years of resisting a feature that rivals have offered for a long time, Google Chrome is finally getting vertical tabs. The feature, which allows tabs to be displayed along the side […]
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The 5 Best Android Phones of 2025, According to Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports has revealed its list of the best Android smartphones of 2025, based on extensive lab testing and long-term evaluations. The rankings take into account more than a dozen factors, including […]
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Your iPhone’s Notes App Can Do Far More Than Basic Note-Taking
For many iPhone users, the Notes app is something you open only to jot down a phone number, a quick reminder, or a shopping list. That perception is increasingly out of date. […]
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Meta Stops Development of Supernatural VR Fitness App
Meta has stopped developing new content and features for Supernatural, its high-profile virtual reality fitness service. The company cites internal reorganization and says the app will remain online for existing subscribers, but […]
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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Translate As a Quiet Rival To Google Translate
OpenAI has quietly introduced a new standalone translation service called ChatGPT Translate, positioning it as a direct alternative to Google Translate. The launch took place without a formal announcement and appears to […]
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Windows 11 23H2: January Updates Break Sleep Mode and Shutdown
Microsoft has confirmed problems affecting systems running Windows 11 version 23H2 after installing the January 2026 security updates. According to the company, affected PCs may no longer shut down properly or enter […]
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Opera One Adds Color-Coded Tab Islands and Rebuilds Its Browser AI
Opera has released Opera One R3, an update that focuses on managing large numbers of tabs while tightening how its built-in AI understands browsing context. The release targets users who keep many […]
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PS5 Pro May Get a Major AI Upscaling Upgrade Soon
A new rumor suggests that the PlayStation 5 Pro could receive a substantial upgrade to its AI upscaling technology in the near future. The update is said to focus on improving image […]
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Google Integrates Gmail, YouTube, and Search Data Directly Into Gemini
Google is expanding Gemini's role from a general-purpose chatbot into a deeply personalized assistant by integrating data from Gmail, YouTube, and Google Search. The change allows Gemini to reference a user's own […]
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PlayStation Store Most-Downloaded Games Of 2025
Sony has revealed the most-downloaded games of 2025 on the PlayStation Store across PS5, PS4, PSVR2, and free-to-play titles. The rankings below reflect download activity in North America (US/Canada) and Europe, highlighting […]
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Windows 11 Leak Suggests Copilot Is Moving Deeper Into File Explorer
A new Windows 11 preview build indicates that Microsoft may soon expand Copilot's presence inside File Explorer. Testers have spotted a hidden button in recent Insider builds that appears to be linked […]
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Apple Launches Creator Studio Subscription With Six Pro Apps and AI Features
Apple has announced a new subscription called Apple Creator Studio that bundles six of its professional creative applications into a single plan. The service launches on January 28, 2026, and is available […]
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Chrome 144 Rolls Out With Multiple Security Fixes
Google has promoted Chrome 144 to the stable channel for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The rollout is happening gradually over the coming days and weeks. The stable versions are Chrome 144.0.7559.59 on […]
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10 Apple TV Settings and Tricks You Must Know
Apple TV works well out of the box, but tvOS has accumulated enough features over the years that a default setup is rarely the best one. A handful of small changes can […]
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This YouTube Music’s Feature Is Convincing Users to Drop Spotify
YouTube Music has long been bundled with YouTube Premium, but one feature in particular is changing how some users evaluate paid music subscriptions. Unlike Spotify, YouTube Music allows users to upload their […]
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Apple Chooses Google Gemini Over OpenAI for Future Siri and AI Features
Apple has confirmed a multi-year agreement with Google to base its next generation of Apple Foundation Models on Google's Gemini AI technology. The partnership will power a revamped Siri and additional Apple […]
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Google Releases the First Pixel Update of 2026
Google has begun rolling out the January 2026 update for supported Pixel devices running Android 16. The update is being deployed globally in phases over the coming week, depending on device model […]
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Microsoft Is Ending Support for Office Lens on iOS and Android
Microsoft is shutting down Microsoft Lens on iOS and Android, ending support for one of its most widely used mobile document scanning apps. The app was previously known as Office Lens before […]
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The Last Windows Security Updates of January 2026 Are Here
Microsoft has released the first security updates of 2026 for its Windows operating system and other Microsoft products. The January Patch Tuesday addresses more than 110 security vulnerabilities across Windows, Microsoft Office, […]
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Windows 11 23H2: January Updates Break Sleep Mode and Shutdown
Microsoft has confirmed problems affecting systems running Windows 11 version 23H2 after installing the January 2026 security updates. According to the company, affected PCs may no longer shut down properly or enter […]
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Windows 11 Leak Suggests Copilot Is Moving Deeper Into File Explorer
A new Windows 11 preview build indicates that Microsoft may soon expand Copilot's presence inside File Explorer. Testers have spotted a hidden button in recent Insider builds that appears to be linked […]
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10 Software Tweaks To Make an Old Windows Laptop Fast Again
Older Windows laptops often slow down for reasons that have little to do with failing hardware. Background apps, startup clutter, syncing services, and visual effects all add overhead that accumulates over time. […]
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Linux Restores Performance on Older PCs and Keeps Them Fast
Older PCs that struggle with modern versions of Windows often remain fully usable with Linux. Systems that run hot, idle with high CPU usage, or consume several gigabytes of memory under Windows […]
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Six Practical Ways to Use lspci When Troubleshooting Linux Hardware
When hardware behaves oddly on a Linux system, the fastest answers are often already available from the terminal. One of the most useful tools for this is lspci, a small command that […]
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Three Linux Conflicts That Still Shape the OS You Use Today
Linux often looks calm on the surface. You install a distribution, pick a desktop, and get to work. Underneath that stability is decades of open conflict, technical, philosophical, and sometimes personal, that […]
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Linux postmarketOS 25.12 Adds More Devices and UI Updates
The postmarketOS project has released version 25.12, bringing incremental but meaningful improvements to its Linux distribution for phones and tablets. The update does not turn postmarketOS into a drop-in replacement for Android […]
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China’s New Cybersecurity Law Demands Faster Incident Reporting From Companies
China has enacted a major revision of its Cybersecurity Law, effective January 1, 2026. The amendments mark the most significant shift since the law's original introduction in 2017 and materially change how […]
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Why Windows File Copy Struggles With Large Files, and What Works Better
Windows' built-in copy function works well enough for small files. Problems start when transfers involve tens or hundreds of gigabytes, or thousands of files. At that point, File Explorer often slows to […]
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Consumer Cyber Risks in 2026 Focus on AI-Driven Scams, Not Hacks
The most serious cyber risks consumers face in 2026 are less about technical break-ins and more about manipulation. Criminals increasingly rely on realistic AI-generated media and social engineering to pressure people into […]
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AdGuard DNS: new mobile app promises faster DNS-based content blocking
While it is relatively easy to set up content blocking on desktop PCs, the same can't be said for other device types. While there are solutions available for nearly any device, setup […]
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The Best iPads to Buy in 2026
Apple’s iPad lineup enters 2026 in a strong position. Over the past year, Apple refreshed every iPad model with newer chips, meaning buyers can now choose between tablets powered by A-series, M-series, […]
-
Your iPhone’s Notes App Can Do Far More Than Basic Note-Taking
For many iPhone users, the Notes app is something you open only to jot down a phone number, a quick reminder, or a shopping list. That perception is increasingly out of date. […]
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Google Integrates Gmail, YouTube, and Search Data Directly Into Gemini
Google is expanding Gemini's role from a general-purpose chatbot into a deeply personalized assistant by integrating data from Gmail, YouTube, and Google Search. The change allows Gemini to reference a user's own […]
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Windows 11 Leak Suggests Copilot Is Moving Deeper Into File Explorer
A new Windows 11 preview build indicates that Microsoft may soon expand Copilot's presence inside File Explorer. Testers have spotted a hidden button in recent Insider builds that appears to be linked […]
